02291nam a2200301 4500 393531 393531 20151015d2015 y0pory50 ba eng Crowdsourcing intelligence to combat terrorism Recurso eletrónico harnessing bottom-up collection to prevent lone-wolf terror attacks Bryan T. Coultas Monterey [s.n.] 2015 1 CD-ROM 12 cm Tese apresentada como requisito parcial para a obtenção do grau de "Master of Arts in Security Studies" ("Homeland Security and Defense"), apresentada à Naval "Postgraduate School", tendo como orientador Erik Dahl. Ficheiro de 1,69 MB em formato PDF (95 p.). I. Preventing Lone-Wolf Terrorism: Introduction. A. Major Research Question. B. Importance. C. Problems and Hypotheses. D. Method and Overview. E. Literature Review. 1. Al-Qaeda: From Hierarchy to Lone Wolf. 2. Lone-Wolf Terrorism: A Unique Threat. 3. Crowdsourcing Intelligence: A Possible Alternative. Ii. The Lone-Wolf Problem and Current Methods to Combat It. A. Al-Qaeda: From Hierarchy to Individual. B. Emergence of the Lone Wolf. C. Case Studies of Lone Wolves. D. Current Efforts to Combat Lone-Wolf Terrorism. Iii. Crowdsourcing: Lessons from Commercial Applications. A. Why Crowdsourcing Is Relevant. B. Case Studies of Crowdsourcing. C. Applicability of Crowdsourcing To Domestic Intelligence. Iv. Applying Crowdsourcing to Domestic Intelligence. A. Current Domestic Intelligence Crowdsourcing Attempts . B. A National Crowdsourced Domestic Intelligence Enterprise. C. Benefits of a Nationwide Crowdsourced Domestic Intelligence Enterprise. V. Conclusion and Possible Future Research. A. Counterargument. B. Conclusion. C. Future Research. List of References. TERRORISMO 410420 INFORMAÇÃO CRIMINAL 321297 INTERNET 227834 REDE SOCIAL 343112 PROCESSAMENTO DE DADOS 101309 CIDADÃO E JUSTIÇA 329532 TESE 334284 ESTADOS UNIDOS 334103 COULTAS Bryan T. 357880 Oferta 0 PJCD_268_000000000000000 2022-06-06 PJCD268 425983 PJ PJ PJ1CD268_91 PJCD268 2022-06-06 0 MO Oferta